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Hundreds of years ago, the world scientists after many studies have proven that silver has bactericidal features ...
The Environment Friendly Technology Department (Institute of Environmental Technology) has launched the product of antibacterial mask with active ingredient of nano-silv…
Hair that turns silver is an indispensable sign of old age, but scientists are experimenting with a shampoo to help the hair keep its youthful color.
Researchers have found some genes in cells used to store fat. This finding offers a new perspective for weight loss therapy. According to information revealed by US rese…
For the first time in Vietnam, Mummybear's bottle of milk, drinking water, and Nano Silver were certified by the Ministry of Health, Institute of Nutrition, and Departme…
Silver Nano is a perfect application of science and Nano technology for silver to increase bactericidal, antiseptic, toxic and deodorant features, applied in some produc…
Garlic 2 branches, fresh ginger 5 g, crushed; Apply on hair every night before going to bed. In the morning, wash your head thoroughly with warm water, continuously for…
Russian newspaper Pravda quoted traditional medical experts as saying that people's health depends on the amount of metal they wear. The general characteristics of metal…
On March 9, Dr. Richard Silver, a hematologist and oncologist at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center, announced that they have succeeded in making cancer…
In the summer, we often have a hobby to switch to eating baked goods, most and in the afternoon with family. But do you know how to cook and use baked goods also affect…
Many types of air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines ... are advertised to help kill viruses, including H5N1. However, experts say, these products cannot kill…
The thought of disaster alone was horrifying enough, but the problems that need to be overcome are even more complicated and difficult.
Japanese scientists have successfully fabricated new alloys similar to rare metals palladium - the world's first artificial rare metal.
Dr. Joshua Silver, a retired Oxford University professor, has introduced a type of glasses that can be adjusted directly by the user.
By using a tabletop laser, the University of Rochester optical scientists have turned pure aluminum into yellow, green, gray and other colors. All metals are t